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How to create a Validation rule for escalated cases?
The validation rule should be named ‘Mark_as_Escalated’. The validation rule should fire if someone tries to set a case as escalated and it is closed, closed when created, or does not have a priority of High.
Why is my Custom Data Validation rule not working?
Custom Excel data validation rule not working. If your formula-based data validation rule does not work as expected, there are 3 main points to check: Data validation formula is correct; Validation formula does not refer to an empty cell; Appropriate cell references are used; Check the correctness of your Excel data validation formula
How are data validation rules built into Excel?
All Excel data validation rules, built-in and custom, verify only new data that is typed in a cell after creating the rule. Copied data is not validated, nor is the data input in the cell before making the rule.
Where is the Validation rule on the object?
The validation rule should be on the Case object. The validation rule should be named ‘Mark_as_Escalated’. The validation rule should fire if someone tries to set a case as escalated and it is closed, closed when created, or does not have a priority of High.
When to use the Validation rule in Salesforce?
The validation rule should fire if someone tries to set a case as escalated and it is closed, closed when created, or does not have a priority of High. The validation rule should display the error message ‘You can only set a case as escalated if it is high priority and not closed’ under the Escalated field when triggered.
When to use default condition in Validation rule?
Any help will be appreciated. Here, case returns a particular value (100, 0, etc), and it is compared to the Probability field as a percentage. The “default” condition is used to emulate “if stage is none of the prior values, and probability is zero, display an error”.